Comeback Of The Adored Heiress
Chapter 606

“Glenn, we’re brothers.

How am I expected to sustain my lifestyle without that dividend? Ansport is expensive,” Rowan protested.

He hadn’t anticipated his brother being so ruthless.

“Rowan, think about it.

What Courtney did hurt Madisyn deeply,” Glenn said, fixing him with a steady gaze.

“Don’t worry.

As long as you don’t cause us any more trouble for a year, I’ll reinstate your dividend.

”

Rowan remained reluctant, his pride wounded.

He knew he depended on the Johns Group.

Deprived of his dividend, he would now need to spend every penny carefully.

Glenn, having delivered his verdict, shifted his gaze away from Rowan and immersed himself back into his work.

After a moment of contemplative silence, Rowan rose and made his way out.

Madisyn watched his departure with a heavy heart, then turned to her father, her voice tinged with uncertainty.

“Dad, are you sure this is the right thing to do?”

“They’ve been leaning on the Johns Group as if it were a crutch for far too long, feeling invincible because of it.

Once that financial crutch is gone, they’ll come to see the reality,” Glenn explained, his tone resolute.

Madisyn nodded.

However, a thread of worry lingered.

She worried that Rowan might retaliate against her father in some way.

This worry gnawed at her, a premonition she felt deeply, though she was unaware it would happen soon.

When Rowan arrived back at home, Sarai and Courtney were in the living room, their faces etched with anxiety.

They were stricken with fear when they learned of Glenn’s decision to revoke their financial lifeline that very day.

How were they supposed to manage in Ansport on their meager earnings alone?

“What did Glenn say? Did he change his mind?” Sarai asked, her voice laced with desperation.

Rowan exhaled deeply, the weight of defeat in his tone.

“No.

”

“How could this have happened?” Sarai’s brow furrowed in frustration and disbelief.

“You should talk to him again.

If that doesn’t work, we can go to the Johns Group ourselves!”

“What are you planning?” Rowan asked.

“The Johns Group was founded by your father.

Why should Glenn hold the reins all alone? Half of the company rightfully belongs to you.

If we stir enough trouble within the company, Glenn will be forced to reconsider!” Sarai suggested.

“Are you out of your mind?” Rowan exclaimed, visibly shocked.

“That will never work!”

“Why not?” Sarai pressed, her frown deepening with her growing impatience.

“Do you have a better plan?”

It seemed they were devoid of alternatives.

With Glenn staunchly refusing to reinstate their dividend, they felt cornered.

Rowan exhaled a deep, weary sigh.

“Let’s not discuss this further.

My brother has assured me that as long as we don’t cause any trouble for a year, our dividend will be restored.

”